Dee23Gaming

I'm seeing this problem on Window 11 too now. The only workaround is to make your own skin pack, and use that instead.

Beta 1.21.30.21 did not fix this bug. I'm still getting frequent lag spikes and frame drops.

Turning off fancy graphics doesn't work for most people. Even with all settings turned down to potato mode, the game behaves exactly the same, and has been getting worse ever since the bug was first detected. It started off as annoying lag spikes, and has turned into a choppy, lag spikey, unplayable mess.

Affects 1.21.20.21 Preview.

Affects 1.21.

Yes, but the weird thing is that I didn't experience this bug in the versions they mentioned in that bug report. So according to me, this bug didn't exist prior to 1.21, but according to them, they experienced the bug way before 1.21. Really strange.

Thanks, let me know. I'm aware that Java Minecraft performs badly on vanilla, so anything to do with frame drops is quite "normal" to me at this point. These can be fixed with performance mods, which is a must-have for anyone playing Java. But in 1.21, these "normal" frame drops are now affecting the consistency of the mouse sensitivity, which in my over 11 years of consistently playing Minecraft, has never happened before.

No, it's definitely not MC 273262. That's just ordinary performance issues. This bug report of mine has to do with frame drops affecting the consistency of the mouse sensitivity.

Well, I showed how to reproduce the bug. It's a feeling when turning the camera that something isn't right. When a game has lag spikes, or frame drops, the mouse sensitivity should never be affected, no matter what. But in this update of Minecraft Java, the sensitivity is not consistent, and the sensitivity seems to sync with frame drops when loading chunks in vanilla Java Minecraft.

A video won't show anything useful. It's a mouse sensitivity lag problem, not a graphical problem. But if you STILL want a video, then just tell me.

Affects 1.20.50

I literally mentioned what causes the lag spikes. It just so happens to be all the above-mentioned cases. I forgot to mention that chunk loading also causes massive spikes, even on just 8 chunk render distance. Keep in mind that I have a medium to high end device, so no excuses, and stop marking my bugs as "invalid". I have a well-rounded background on computers. I'm 24 years old, not 9, okay? Something is causing frame freezes, and there's a lot of neglected optimization work that needs to be done. I can't imagine the pain that lower end devices have to face. Do you even know when was the last I saw a changelog where you guys actually tried optimizing the game? None. Just "fixed several crashes" under the "crash fixes and optimization" section.

Here's a guaranteed workaround:

If you load, and you see your inventory is wiped, then press Alt+F4 to exit and prevent the world auto saving. On Android, quickly delete the Minecraft task. Whatever you do, do not press "save and exit". I don't know how you would kill the Minecraft instance on Xbox or PlayStation though...

I selected Android 12, but it looks like even the webpage has bugs.

This bug report involves every Bedrock platform, and there is no media to attatch. It's exactly what I said - if I select a tool/weapon with many enchantments, then the hotbar tooltip blocks my view for about 4-5 seconds.

Affects 1.19

Will affect 1.20

Will affect 1.21

Will affect 1.22

Will affect 1.23

etc.

etc.

Affects 1.19.50

Here is a link to my video footage https://1drv.ms/u/s!AgudSNvLq1wMhkBabJ-1BWATN6JD The video is a bit stuttery sometimes, but you'll se a very big frame drop when I summon a lightning bolt.

Which program do you use to view this data? I suspect my world has hanging data about dead entities

Affects 1.19.2 Hotfix and 1.19.20.20 Beta/Preview

Affects 1.19.20.20 Beta/Preview